Sorry, y'all corporate types, but I find this just classy. "Young Understudy gives regular driver a day off". It's a break from the tough "false security protection" stories lately.
Since he didn't crash, maybe they can give him an official bus-driver's ed class and make it official.
ever noticed that legal pads are such an awkward size, and that the business world runs on 8.5x11 memos? people faxing legal pad notes sludges our printer into using 11x17 paper.
I can't remember all the junk anyway, so I'm already living your worst case scenario. I basically do a paper version of this already. I'd keep my eyes out for a smooth software version. I haven't eval'ed The Feature Software.
I'd say the RIAA qualifies as a 'Family' with a capital F in the Sicilain sense. In that case, he was partaking of truth, even if not the whole truth or nothing but the truth.
I don't browse at -1, I browse with a length modifier +4. Anything that took that much work to post is worth looking at. One of these days I'll even click all the weird links in those Dali-Esque long political trolls.
The related issue is that if an abused customer leaves silently, no one else has the chance to learn of the incident to prevent it from happening again. Fighting for causes carries the price of exposure, and is not to everyone's taste. Hence, this story.
The famous phrase "give the customer the freebie and get them to quiet down" is because raucous customers can potentially galvanize the larger customer base into a unifieed action.
Every multi-million dollar business in the world can scrounge up $2000 in loose change in the vending machines (to use a figure of speech) to pay a leser known lawyer who needs work to block out three days of his time.
All the counsel had to do is get past the first couple of sessions, and the facts of this case are simple.
The lawyer would hear the initial charge, file a couple motions, get through another couple of early duties, then call a management meeting to assess.
That would buy enough time to do a call to arms if the entertainment counsel started pulling fast ones.
Okay, this article discussion is getting tricky, but you found a piece of the answer. Here's my view.
In America, women take different social tracks from birth which lead them away from technical pursuits more often than not. This operates at a holistic national level that is easily supported by anecdotal evidence.
Of the girls who decide to go into a technical path of life, and get the necesary education, then that subset of resulting women on average likely raw talents on par with the overall pool of average men who also go down technical paths of life.
Then when it comes to navigating the organizational dynamics, there are indeed some political factors affecting the hiring placement of women candidates. There are also political factors affecting the assignment of pay packages.
In organizations whereupon policy has negated the petty politics, then that small subset of cases should see the women both performing and being paid on a par with men.
The only dabble in non-web programming I ever did was fiddle with Commodore Basic as a child. I suppose I was lucky enough to stumble upon one early article somewhere advising against the worst excesses of "Gordian-Sphagetti" code. I understood that as far as it went, and made some efforts to keep a simple enough main program and put the subroutines to the heavy work.
However, I never did understand how to write an entire program without a GOTO statement, because depending upon certain condition checks, it became time to restart the program at some point in the process.
The best I was able to manage was something like eight-ish GOTO statements per 1000 line programs.
I'll be looking to write some tiny widgety programs in the future, and I don't see why having a few GOTO statements is the total kiss-of-the-ZombieCode. I have no interest in pro-level programming.
MockHysteria Who cares if you are "giving credit"? How dare you post exclusive content from another site so only they can get the eyeball views on their ads from their exclusive? I'll only accept this post if you also post the *permission* granted to repost the comment. /MockHysteria
Or is the secret that no one outside the **AAs, **Alliances, and certain other entities is really that rabid about copyrights?
Slashdot Mirror
Suppose they do. Do you have enough energy to be angry, or shall we skip the effort and just wilt?
Sorry, y'all corporate types, but I find this just classy. "Young Understudy gives regular driver a day off". It's a break from the tough "false security protection" stories lately.
Since he didn't crash, maybe they can give him an official bus-driver's ed class and make it official.
So if they combine two Java archives together, we get the other iconically ridiculed movie? Someone make a "Gifar"/JarJar YouTube mashup!
You mean this is why MS won all these years?
Viagra
Apple Inc.'s entire product line
Sam E
Chronic Body Odor Support by Herbal Extracts Plus
ever noticed that legal pads are such an awkward size, and that the business world runs on 8.5x11 memos? people faxing legal pad notes sludges our printer into using 11x17 paper.
Let's talk software.
Nah.
I can't remember all the junk anyway, so I'm already living your worst case scenario. I basically do a paper version of this already. I'd keep my eyes out for a smooth software version. I haven't eval'ed The Feature Software.
In his honor, I borrowed his famous phrase to test the mettle of a potential date, and when she left, I learned she was a lightweight.
Don't go for turbo-meta-troll creds for jumping on my spelling error. I at least avoided Godwin.
Did you get reverse trolled, NYCL?
I'd say the RIAA qualifies as a 'Family' with a capital F in the Sicilain sense. In that case, he was partaking of truth, even if not the whole truth or nothing but the truth.
In Soviet Russia, Kittens kill god.
I don't browse at -1, I browse with a length modifier +4. Anything that took that much work to post is worth looking at. One of these days I'll even click all the weird links in those Dali-Esque long political trolls.
Leave Barbara Bain alone!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbara_Bain
The related issue is that if an abused customer leaves silently, no one else has the chance to learn of the incident to prevent it from happening again. Fighting for causes carries the price of exposure, and is not to everyone's taste. Hence, this story.
The famous phrase "give the customer the freebie and get them to quiet down" is because raucous customers can potentially galvanize the larger customer base into a unifieed action.
Isn't this the great flaw of Cloud Computing?
Playing in the clouds is convenient, but should probably be focused that way. Do serious stuff locally and transmit it as needed.
1-800-328-7448
"High Baby ... Thank you for calling. Beautiful girls on a virtual chat line are waiting for you in their sleek little nighties ... "
Please tell me that's the new voice of Comcast Tech Support.
Damn it,
"someone who knows where they stand ... less compromise in politics ..."
That sounds like what we have right now. "Stay the Course" - even when it crushes the country.
"Be careful what you wish for - you just might get it."
You started out right that privacy is important, and increasingly under attack because that's fun for people in power.
However, setting a privacy precedent that "Party A can request the identity of any member of X Organization" is not about cleaning up craigslist.
There are any number of ways to reformulate the action is cleanup is the sole goal.
Come on guys, this has to be flawed.
Every multi-million dollar business in the world can scrounge up $2000 in loose change in the vending machines (to use a figure of speech) to pay a leser known lawyer who needs work to block out three days of his time.
All the counsel had to do is get past the first couple of sessions, and the facts of this case are simple.
The lawyer would hear the initial charge, file a couple motions, get through another couple of early duties, then call a management meeting to assess.
That would buy enough time to do a call to arms if the entertainment counsel started pulling fast ones.
Anything at all is better than not showing up.
Okay, this article discussion is getting tricky, but you found a piece of the answer. Here's my view.
In America, women take different social tracks from birth which lead them away from technical pursuits more often than not. This operates at a holistic national level that is easily supported by anecdotal evidence.
Of the girls who decide to go into a technical path of life, and get the necesary education, then that subset of resulting women on average likely raw talents on par with the overall pool of average men who also go down technical paths of life.
Then when it comes to navigating the organizational dynamics, there are indeed some political factors affecting the hiring placement of women candidates. There are also political factors affecting the assignment of pay packages.
In organizations whereupon policy has negated the petty politics, then that small subset of cases should see the women both performing and being paid on a par with men.
Wrestling:
Hacker vs. DRM
"iTunes has retired. Now the Hacker needs to do his work One Last Time".
Can I start a new tag for these events?
Lucy:
Come buy some DRM music from my online store, Charlie Brown!" ...
"Oh well, I'm tired of this game. I think I'll close the online store. Sorry Charlie."
The only dabble in non-web programming I ever did was fiddle with Commodore Basic as a child. I suppose I was lucky enough to stumble upon one early article somewhere advising against the worst excesses of "Gordian-Sphagetti" code. I understood that as far as it went, and made some efforts to keep a simple enough main program and put the subroutines to the heavy work.
However, I never did understand how to write an entire program without a GOTO statement, because depending upon certain condition checks, it became time to restart the program at some point in the process.
The best I was able to manage was something like eight-ish GOTO statements per 1000 line programs.
I'll be looking to write some tiny widgety programs in the future, and I don't see why having a few GOTO statements is the total kiss-of-the-ZombieCode. I have no interest in pro-level programming.
-1 Flamebait, huh.
(Chucks in a couple of Karmic Jellybeans)
Then I invite someone to post something from the Developer level on why these warnings are so fierce.
Tangential Comment Ahead warning duly served:
MockHysteria
/MockHysteria
Who cares if you are "giving credit"? How dare you post exclusive content from another site so only they can get the eyeball views on their ads from their exclusive? I'll only accept this post if you also post the *permission* granted to repost the comment.
Or is the secret that no one outside the **AAs, **Alliances, and certain other entities is really that rabid about copyrights?
Is this the opposite of the "Manly Joe" who never lets on that he is sick and takes computer lessons from the Amish?